Been waiting for a month for this, and now Both Chimney Swifts AND Barn Swallows have arrived at my yard. They rode in on the winds on the backside of a line of MASSIVE thunderstorms that passed through on Friday. Now, although Hummingbirds have been reported in my area, AND I have FIVE Hummer feeders out, I haven’t gotten a single Hummer, YET. Any day now I think one will come. Next on the Ag-end, is the arrival of Cedar Waxwings to strip My Mulberry Trees clean, That should start happening in two to three weeks. Mourning Doves are building a nest in my Willow tree at eye level, five feet from the edge of my porch, making for EXCELLENT Photography. Also a pair of Northern Cardinals have been seriously eyeballing the Eastern Red Cedar in front of my front windows so I may end up with a nest there, too. Must get BOSS this week for the Doves to eat as well as other birds, and my suet feeders are empty, too.
I won a Bronze Award on picli.com for a picture of a Starling I took in my willow tree. The Starling was about 3 feet from the Dove nest, in the same tree. I Have also had two other bird pictures on the front page of Picli.com. One is a male Eastern Bluebird on the roof of a picnic shelter and the other is a very EMO Blue Jay at my platform feeder, which again, is about five feet from my Dove nest.
Tags: Chimney Swifts, Barn Swallows, Mourning Doves, Northern Cardinals, Mulberries, Cedar Waxwings, Eastern Red Cedar, BOSS, Suet, picli.com, Starling, Willow, Eastern Bluebird, Picnic Shelter, Blue Jay, Platform Feeder, Add new tag, Hummingbirds, Hummer feeder
April 15, 2008 at 3:30 pm |
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willow tree
June 19, 2008 at 7:21 am |
Somehow i missed the point. Probably lost in translation
Anyway … nice blog to visit.
cheers, Spelldown